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Nutrien Ltd.

NYSE · Basic Materials · Agricultural Inputs · CA

$79.47
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Research · Sep 3, 2026

[NTR] Nutrien Thesis 2026: Potash Pricing Recovery Drives Crop Nutrient Volume Growth

Nutrien Ltd. (NYSE: NTR) FY2025 revenue ~$26-28B (+0-5%) with adj. EPS ~$3.85-4.50 reflecting continued post-2024 potash + nitrogen + phosphate crop nutrient pricing recovery cycle (~$200-230/t potash FOB Vancouver vs ~$300-400/t FY2022 peak; ~$300-350/t urea vs ~$700-1,000/t FY2022 peak) plus selected continued ~13-14M tonnes aggregate potash production capacity (~30%+ aggregate global potash market share) plus selected post-2024 ~$1B+ aggregate annual cost reduction program execution under continued President + CEO Ken Seitz (~3-year tenure since June 2023). World's largest crop nutrient producer with operations across crop nutrient production + Retail (Nutrien Ag Solutions ~2,000+ retail locations across US + Canada + South America + Australia) in 13+ countries. Founded January 2018 via ~$36B aggregate merger of PotashCorp (Saskatoon Saskatchewan founded 1953) + Agrium Inc. (Calgary Alberta founded 1931 as Cominco Fertilizer); selected post-2018 NYSE + Toronto Stock Exchange listing; selected post-2018 ~$1B aggregate Nutrien Ag Solutions retail expansion; selected post-2020 ~$465M Tec Agro Brazil acquisition; selected post-2022 ~$1.5B aggregate selected various retail tuck-in acquisitions; selected post-2023 Mayo Schmidt → Ken Seitz CEO transition + post-2023 ~$1B+ aggregate cost reduction program. Headquartered in Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada; ~26,000+ employees globally with ~$26-28B revenue. Four primary reporting segments: Potash (~30% revenue ~$8-9B — ~13-14M tonnes aggregate potash production capacity; ~30%+ aggregate global potash market share; primary Saskatchewan mines), Nitrogen (~25% revenue ~$6.5-7B — ~10M tonnes aggregate nitrogen production; ~70%+ ammonia-based + ~30% urea), Retail (~40% revenue ~$10-11B — Nutrien Ag Solutions ~2,000+ retail locations across US + Canada + Brazil + Australia), Phosphate + Other (~5% revenue ~$1-2B — ~3M tonnes aggregate phosphate production). Potash franchise leadership: ~30%+ aggregate global potash market share leadership; ~13-14M tonnes aggregate potash production capacity; ~7M tonnes aggregate potash sales FY2025; ~$200-230/t potash FOB Vancouver pricing FY2025 (vs ~$300-400/t FY2022 peak); customers China + India + Southeast Asia + Latin America. Nitrogen + phosphate franchise: ~10M tonnes aggregate nitrogen + ~3M tonnes aggregate phosphate production FY2025; ~$300-350/t urea pricing FY2025; selected major US + Canadian + Trinidad nitrogen plants. Nutrien Ag Solutions Retail: ~2,000+ retail locations across US + Canada + Brazil + Australia + selected various; selected continued post-2024 fertilizer + crop chemical + seed + selected various crop input distribution + selected continued digital agriculture. President + CEO Ken Seitz since June 2023 (~3-year tenure includes prior interim CEO role; succeeded Mayo Schmidt CEO 2021-August 2022 retired); CFO Mark Thompson. Capital return: ~$2.16-2.32 annual dividend FY2025 (~+5-7% growth post-2024 $2.16; ~6-year continuous dividend track post-January 2018 dividend initiation following PotashCorp + Agrium merger); ~$1B aggregate FY2024-2025 buyback program; ~$2-3B aggregate FY2025 capital return; net leverage ratio ~2.0-2.5x; investment-grade Baa2/BBB credit rating. FY2026 thesis: potash pricing recovery + nitrogen + phosphate cyclical recovery + Nutrien Ag Solutions retail expansion + ~$1B+ aggregate cost reduction + ~$2-3B aggregate capital return. Risks: potash pricing sustainability, nitrogen + phosphate cyclical adjustment, post-2022 Russian + Belarusian potash sanctions sustainability, USD/CAD currency volatility, agricultural commodity cycle.

Research · Apr 13, 2026

Fertilizer Price Surge: CF's 41% Margins Lead MOS and NTR as Trump Probe Looms

Trump's April 11 pledge to curb fertilizer gouging amid Iran tensions highlights producers like CF, MOS, and NTR as winners from sustained price surges, while ADM, DE, and AGCO face margin squeezes from cost-stressed farmers. Backed by FY2025 financials, CF tops conviction with 41% margins and cheap valuation.